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lie owned the whole state.

COLUMBIA, s. G., Feb 16-The office of
Governor Richardson was visited yesterday
by a negro mad man, Baxter Dewalt, who
said that he had been sent to the penitentiary
by judge who told him that at the expira-
tion Of his sentence the state would be his,
and all the officials would obey him. "Now,"
said he, 81 own the state bank, and L wish
the governor to write out check for the
money in it or there will be trouble" Finally,
with the combined strength of half a dozen
men, the negro was secured and taken to the
rd-house
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CHICAGO, Feb, l6-Father Agnew, prom
inent priest here,' confirms the report that
no child will he permitted to take its first
communion except on the basis of attending
the parochial schools from this time on.
There is, he says, nothing new in this course.
Children must be well prepared for the event,
and the only way to insure such preparation
is to insist upon attendance at the parochial
schools
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-02-17
ADonhla Tragedy.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 15.-The saw in portable
saw mill on the farm of L. D. Wright, a
wealthy farmer living eight miles from Cali
fornia, Mo-, flew to pieces Saturday, one part
of it cutting open Mr.. Wright's breast, expos
ing his heart and killing him Instantly, and
another piece carrying away part Of the
head of Miss Thompson, a young lady who
had gone to the mill to call the men to din
ner She died in two hours
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MANNING and Jordan,s sucoessors.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 16.-It is now generally
believed among the best informed officials,
that the president will, during the last week
Of the session, submit to the senate the names
of successors to Messrs. Manning and Jordan.
Mr. Jordan will probably remain in Office for
some time after the nomination of his sue
cessor, to assist him familiarizing himself
with the duties
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Candidates for Commissioner.

WASHINGTON, Feb 15-It is stated at the
White House that the president has before
him between two and three hundred names
Of applicants and candidates for Interstate
commerce commissionerships, but that he has
not yet been able to determine finally upon Q
single name, and will not be prepared to
make the nominations this week.
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naatb Iof NIrs. Adeline Roberts,

BosToN, Feb. 16-Mrs. Adeline Roberts,
widow of Benjamin f. Roberts, noted col
ored Bostonian, Is dead. 1t was her husband
who, on the refusal of the school committee
in 1850 to admit his eldest daughter as
pupil, entered suit against the city of Boston.
A decision, after long and exciting contest,
was rendered in his favor, and resulted In
throw;1g open the doors of the city schools
a ti,, -..--.- Lnldrca C. HoIton
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Conference on the Trade Dollar Bill.

WAsH1NeToN Feb. 10. The senate finance
committee has decided to report adversely on
the house amendments to the trade dollar bill
and ask for a conference with the understands
ing that the senate conferees will accept the
principal amendment made by the house.
The committee also decided to hold special
meetings throughout the week to pass upon
pending matters affecting the national banks
and the currency Senator Sherman ap-
pointed Senators Morrill,, Jones, of Nevada
and Beck as conferees of the trade dollar bill.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 15.--Word has been re-
ceived by telegraph from the northwestern
Indian commission that it is showed in at
Fort Belmap, and that it will not attempt to
forward the agreements it has made with the
Indians Of the great northern reservation
until the improvement in roads and mail
facilities insures the safe Transmission Of the
naDers
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way paid. 1t is represented that the ade-
quate deficiency appropriations should be
made to pay not only the accounts which
have been adjusted by the treasury, but also
sufficient to pay the outstanding claims Of
fiscal years that have remained unpaid
through no fault of the department.
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Tha RIGHT Yiaw n.f It.

Boston, Feb. 16.-The legislature, yester-
day, adopted resolutions urging upon Con-
gress the appropriation of liberal sums for
the purpose Of coast defense and for the
building of navy that will command the
confidence of our own people and the respect
of other nations
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Discussing the FISHERY ELL.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 16.-There was another
meeting OF the house committee on foreign
affairs this morning, at which the fisheries
bills were discussed without conclusion. The
committee is about evenly divided on the
senate and house bills Tomorrow another
meeting will be held, when vote will be
taken
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Broken Leyees.

FORT MADISON, Iowa Feb. 16.-The break
ing of the levees on the edge of Skunk river,
eight miles northeast, Thursday night, filed
fifteen square miles Of low land with water
averaging five feet in depth An old negro
resident and his wife, while driving from
their home to higher land, were drowned.
Great damage sdone to cribbed corn and
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leased by the Chicago
league base ball club,
and Immediately signed
a contract to play in
the Boston league team
for 1887. Boston claims
to have paid Chicago
$4,000 for Kelly's re-
lease, and to pay Kelly
'S2, 1000 for his services
for the coming season
and S3. 900 for his photo
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-02-17

WASHINGTON Feb, 15.-There was dis
cussion of the presidents veto Of the depend
qnt relatives pension bill at a special meeting
Of the house committee on invalid pensions,
to-day, but no conclusion was reached and no
evidence given of the sentiment of the COM
mittee.
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NTnrnlnr and Iordnn,s snncessnr.

WASHINGTON, Feb, l5-There is the best
authority for denial of the report from New
York, that gentlemen in that city have been
selected as the successors of Secretary Man
ming and Treasurer Jordan.
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A Rabbi From Cincinnati.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 15.-Rev Max Heller,
of Houston, graduate of the Hebrew Union
college, OF Cincinnati, has been elected rabbi
of the Congregation Temple Sinai pulpit,
which was rendered vacant by the death of
'Ns i...- -.eg. 5oalss Z. C.litL.:A
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Trade Dollar Redemption.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 15.-The advocates of
trade dollar redemption believe that the bin
as passed by the house on Saturday will
eventually be accepted by the senate. They
assert that al actual canvass blythe senate
shows that a majority favors disposing of the
trade r." tl;l stion this session, eYel if such
ae. 90. ayt.a ..@.es I,.ld.a : ~ --.Jvs =
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Presidential Nominations.

WASHINGTON, Feb. l5,-The President sent
to the senate the following nominations;
Everett B. Sanders, of Elroy, Wisconsin, to
be receiver of public moneys at Vausau,
Wis, John Vanderlinde Of Missouri, to be
surveyor of customs for the port of st.
Joseph, Mo. Postmassers-Kentucky, James
A. Smith, Glasgow Ohio, Gustav Dangel-
eisen, Bellevue; Charles Eshenk, Delphos.
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WAsHINGToN, Feb. 15.-The president, It
Is stated at the White House, has reached no
decision as to what further action to take in
reference to the Matthews case No immedi-
ate action is expected
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lellinr the pnstaI 1,elarrnnh Comnnnv,

BALTIMORE, Feb. 16.-The circuit court of
Baltimore City has passed decree, ordering
the sale of all the property in the state of
Maryland belonging to the Postal Telegraph
& Gable company. The sale will take place
an M.t a. re-
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Treasurer Bond can not Disturbe d.

WASHINGTON, Feb l6.-Secretary Man
ning's departure will not change the treasury
bond call policy The department will con-
tinue to call the three percent bond as rap
idly as the revenues permit, at intervals Of
not more than thirty days, and extinguish
the three-per-cent funded debt withen three
or four months 81
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Exuenses of the Mar shall for Texas.


WASHINGTON, Feb. l6.-To-day Attorney
General Garland sent to the house deficiency
estimates aggregating $4,000 to cover ex-
penses for marshal for Alaska. The attor-
hey general states that this instance repre-
sents several other similar cases in other
districts, and it is. his duty to bring the mat
ter to the attentlNi of congress, that the just
claims of individuals witnesses jurors and
jaile~s r-"''i' out of the discharge Of their
l.aaesl.. oDeulencs " L.v. shaA ~ 49, loaaI
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The Week in Congrei

WASHINGTON, Feb 15-Billsf f ,reasing
the naval establishment will be up in
the senate This week, followed ie Eads
Tehuantepec ship railroad bill lere are
three regular appropriation bills, military,
District Of Columbia and agricultural, to be
acted upon by the senate which have not yet
come from the committee One of the three
will probably be reported this week Eulo-
gies on Senator Pike will be offered Wednes-
dav. Wednesday in the house will be given
up to the delivery of orations upon Gen. Lo-
gan Legislative work will be confined to
appropriation bills.
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The $4,000 BASE Ball PLAYER.
PoUGIfKEEPsIE,

Mike Kelly Leaves Chicago and Goes to
Boston for the Season of 1887.
PouGHKEEPsm, N Y, Feb. 16.-Mike
Kelly tho king of right fielders has heen ra-
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Difficulty in Selecting the Commissioner

Difficulty in Selecting the Commissioners.
New York, Feb. 16.-The Herald's Wash
ington special says; ''The president, It is un-
derstood, is having considerable trouble in
securing two railroad men of good ability to
serve on the interstate commerce commits
sion He finds that the class Of men he
would like are drawing salaries as general
managers and superintendents ranging all
the way from $4,000 to $25,OO0 per year
Several practical railroad men who have
been sounded on the subject have refused to
consider the offer on account of the small
salary. 5r.,
The president has also determined that the
members of the commission shall be young
men, To one of his visitors he said yester-
day. 81 want men on the board who are as
sound physically as they are mentally.
want in other words, men who can make, if
necessary, hurried trip to California, solve
the intricacies of some problem there, return
In the same fashion to Washington, stopping
a few days at Chicago, doing some more work
there, and yet not feel the fatigue of the trip.
There will be great deal of travelling and a
great deal more of hard work. 1t will be no
Hpecure; whoever takes place on the board
will earn every dollar of his money.
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majority of the senate finance committees
would, however, be opposed to the accept
ance of the house amendment. From this
committee the senate conferees will Of course
be chosen. One of them will undoubtedly bs
the chairman, Senator Morrill, al ,isre-
lied upon to yield to the house , dment
rather than jeopardize the prosI & of the
bill. Senator Sherman, who wi = ect the
conferees, is opposed to the bill 2 SO cir
cumstances show that the result q ubtful,
especially at so late a stage of the g on, but
the chances seem to be in favor q he final
enactment of bill.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-17

Giimore's Band p. : Glmores great band
OF nifty musicians will bs at the King street
theatre Ior t~operformances next Mo4day ana
there IL no doubt that there will be a large
crowd In attendance This win be the day of
the meeting OF the return judges. an q that iii
bring many people to town. P-r-ors living IN
the country would do we'll to secure their seats
st once. 1hs Boston Globe says "Mr gilmore
WAS received with the war nest tokens of appre-
cia'ion, and the c ncert 'hroue hout was most
"njoyabe. Popular melodies that reach the
heart OF he masses ana classical music appeal
log the highest critical tas.e. were given with
out stint The music was vivid. Interesting.
hfi aent In ornament and graceful in execution,
and every strain was caugh ht and treasured wi h
an Intelligent and ready sympathy by the audi
snce. All the solois's were enc red. and TO one
member OF the band these responses were de-
spoticaliy required and given" The sale OF
seats opens tn morrow morning a. o'c.ock-
Package Party This EreninO.-A package
parry u nder the auspices OF the knights of ST.
iohn. of this city. will be held this evening at
Fulton hall. on the second moor The committee
In charge have made all ths necessa sary arrange
ments, and indications point to large ana suc-
cessful party. Several prizes will be awarded
aDd . handsome badge OF tbs order Will be con
tested for.
The Recital This evening the Ceciian society
will ent.rt.n its contrburng members and
Others upon invitation at fulton opera u use.
HdeeriyS NiRstrelS on Thursday evening
Havefly's m,nsti els will be here, and as they
give an excellent show they should draw well
he season is f-st dIawing to a close for indoor
amusemenrs, and this company will probably be
the last At the opera house. They were here re-
Gently ana gave the best If satisfaction.
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WANT To BR AEPARArsD.

The Applications for Divorce Filed the Firs
Day OF the Term.
This Is one OF the divorce weeks of the
year, and the number Of applications for the
drst day was above the average SubEeuas
we're issued In the following cases on Mon.
day:
Isaac Rittenhouse VS.. Margaret Ritten.
house, cruel treatment This couple were
divorced less than six months ago, remarked
few days after the divorce, and now again
sesk legal separation.
Rebeccs Cover vs. John, Cover, desertion.
Martha L. McMinn va Elmer McMinp,
desertion.
Israel y. Glare, MilIersviIls, W. Ann 8.
Clare, desertion.
Ida Valentine vs.. James Valentine, deser-
ton.
Adam s. Eichelberger Va Kate G. Eichel.
berger, deseTtiop.
George Wolf VA Maggie WOLF dssertion.
Elizabeth Miller vs.. George w. Miller, de-
sertiOn.
Georges Anna Blottsnberger va Daniel
BlOtten berger.
Bcrsina H. Villee va Harry L. villee de-
sertiOn.
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JAnss sovss,s rorssrr.
Iho Rsaoaas % the Oacs Wsslthy Coatrscsor
Bsrssd - the Expense Of His Friends

Barred - the Expense Of ais Friends.
Quite . painful sensation has been created
In building and other circles by the develop
ment Of the fact that Colonel James Gowep,
the once wealthy contractor, born In Strss
burg, this county, and cousin OF ex- President
Fraukiin b. Gowep, OF the Philadelphia 4
Reading railroad, died in such = condition
of poverty that had Il not been for Q subscrip.
ton hsstily started by Tom Moran, one OF
his friends, he would have been buried by
the city Of Chicago. As 1t was the know dge
cf the financial condition In which his widow
Was lett become known to his friend In time
10 enable him 10 collect about $780, with
which the undsrtsker's bill Vas paid and q
lot purchased In GrSccland cemetery.
None of those who knew him in his last
days imagined that he WAS in 40 desperate .
plight The greater portion Of his fortune of
100000. which he made In the numerou.
and gigantic engineering enterprises with
which bis name was connected, was SUNK
some ten years ago In bis Michigan scheme
70 control The biggest lumber mill In the
world, and what Was lett barely tided him
over many years of i'll health. Like his
Pennsylvania cousin, his head was filled
with big schemes The crib at the water
works, the government works at Hsrper's
Ferry, the Hoosac canal, are all monuments
TO his ability - q contractor, while death Ia
dire poverty remained to him ~ the result
Of his latter scheme and only failure He
leaves widow and adopted son, who are en-.
urely without means Of support
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Memorial Day ArrsuRsmsn,s,

The regular weekly meeting OF the Memo
rial Day committee OF the Grand Army posts
WAS held on Monday.
II WAS decided to ask the children OF the
public schooisto donate flowers with which
to decorate the graves, ss was done . year
ago.
The secretary was directed to notify all
organizations intending to participate In the
parade to report to him before next Monday
evening.
The committee on music for the evenings
entertain ment reported that the choir OF the
Duke street church, DR.. WitheroW leader,
had volunteered for the occasion.
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- Am = fH.


NBw YORK, May l6.-giour market steady 4;
good to choice exlrx Western. GS sOo5 o.: sood
TO fancy extra sta'e. g 7,n04 % ; common to good
extra W Wostsrn, y 400 80.
wheat-No. nso state, 99I{e al 60. No Q DO
$50: S0. Q Rad. Winter. May SIC June as5lc ;
July, 9Sh receipts, 3SS. 100 ship pnents, 81 SAT
LOrn-So niKrd cash. 49t<c; May csc do
June .sxe; July.tTAc; receipts. $3.50 bu.i ship.
O.ts-No l White stats Sskc; No Q DO
sINc No MIXED. May. Nc; recsi pts 81. 400 bus;
81. auil western. ssossc; State. s,s<osse
Barley nominal.
PORK dull old mess. Sis 2s9l50
LArd-Juns q O6 July, en-
nolasses drm ~ 5Uc ter SU ootltng stock
Turpsntine nrm ~ 35Hc
Rnsfn dull strained " good, q 22k0l Is.
Petroleum dull Refined. IN cast,s. esSc.
1reixhtS duli; grain 70 London, 3d
Butter dull: W~stAru Crea,nsry, ls02l kc 4:
1lgin Crs.msry. A0Sc state dairy. hail nrEin
Chssss . MET; Western Plat llkellkc; good 70
choice light skims. likol?kc. Fancy white,
Ike; State ssctOry. ilk0iIkc; skins. 76hC.
"a, sgs nrmer; stAtss IshG .Sci Wsstsru. la0
sugar steady, refined Cutloaf. 8 l.isoe1c {;
6rAnulHt6d, ll-l6c.
Gsllov duil ptlins city, l3-ls031fc.
1ace nominal Carolina, fair u n,sd. a03kc.
Co0ss nrm' tsir csrxoss. l9,Sc tor Mo.
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ClicAao. May u. y. -Marhst opened.
~aes Nay, s'h,; June, So; July, sNsc {;
Aug. SAKE.
.,ra AZ. SOS; June. aSc; July. Nsc;
Aug. exc
RATS May. 97.c; J une s',.c; July. ss..c.. Aug
SAC.
fork-Not quoted.
Lari-June, s6 s2A; July, y 20 Aug. 600.
short Rib. Nay. o. IN June. d ~; July.
30; Aug. u So
wheat-May. sac June. ss..c.; July. sN.c;
Aug, size
Corn aay, SSssc; June, Sossc July. Asc.
Aug, &sSc
osts- aay. sS}.c; June. 27,.c; July, ss,Sc.
Aug, Snc
Larc-Msy. d e7hi June, y IN July. d SIX (;
Aug. o. .2S,
kibs May. ms: June, q l,S; July. q 80 ;
Aug 4, 40.
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CsioASo. May B..rhe Drovers' Journal ne.
P0rIn CAttie-hscoipts. StOb head shipmopts
fSS maTs-, ms steady shipping stsers, go tS
~ Sns -: 0soeA 70; stockers and fesdsrs, o. Is
US0S % Texs. cattle. .! sOoA Is '1>'
nssS aSSes1SSS.,P1 Isssa!P xur ns.a, sn,pmsnts. lOp
0A90; packing and shippinx. n 4, "A S. - =, "'
~SSot IS; ssips esOoo4 s.. "sn'
.oc c,ssspISHsscsipts. ~ Ne 100 head; shipmenss,
ss.,U0s ~ western. g S.0st0; ieXsns. o. 500
ehipmenb, SO: market slow prime Sssp5 rs
faif II good. o. coat 80 ; 9 pnmOa. 14 lSSI 10
cattle shipped TO New York 81 Cars.
d0Gs-ksCsiptss <9D heud shipments l91
sead @erest si"w PhiladelphiAs. ., 1905 9,
ss hoss sSspSsd % tS' e &C. . T So1s 4
= cars
shsSp -Rsesapts. 500 hsaA shipmsnts, s0on
nesset ssshAyi sshsds lower than last week.
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Attempt to Blow Up . Safe.

On Satui day night burglars made an un.
'ucsesstul attempt to break into the vault
and blow up the safe In Amos Hollinger's
tsnnery, in West Lampster township, short
distance south of Lancaster. A part of the
masonry OF the vault was broken, but
the burglars were either scared of or
gave up the job as hopeless before
making any serious Impression on It
They left behind them some powder
aud fuse, and took with them from the office
q coat some small coins and few other
articles They were evidently after money,
but would not have got any even II they had
succeeded in breaking into the vault and
blowing up the safe, AZ there was nothing In
it but the books and papers belonging to the
tannery.
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Omc,s, v,sss to w,,n,ss,o,.

On invitation OF the Croker Filteripg com.
pspy, Of New York, through their secretary,
M. williams, the wsteY committee and com.
mittee on sewerage and water supply and
Clerk Edw. &. Smslts, accompanied By J. n
w. Gsist, editor OF the Nsv Era, 6uperin.
tendent Of the Wster Works J. Halbach and
CITY Regulator 8. g. sIsymsksr, LETT on the
6'O6 train this morning to visit end inspect
the works Of the above company q Wilmisg.
toas OslsvasA and the working OF The
0Aohiaae leg olleEtnG
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iEAMAN.-Aay l6,lsT,at his residence, Leamsn
Place, La cater Co. Pa Henry Leaman, IN The
ss year Of his age.
the funeral on thus y. May II at IN p III.
Services at the house Trains eastward leave
anca ,tsr At Il! 8 and 2;0I p. m; westward leave
Leauxn Pl.ce at A:57 and 6:l3 p. IN.
BOWMAN = In this city. on the Isl inst Cath
rine. vie OF Wan. Bowman. In the s5t year oI
her age.
Can It be the tie Is broken?
That bOu"d US TO our home.
Hut the vol % of GOD has spoken,
And called our mother home.
The relsti yes and fiends OF the family are re.
spectf lily invited u attend the funeral, from
the residence OF hsr husband, No. l2! Plum
sire t, on Wednesday afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
InteIment at Lancaster cemetery.
PIsKEsToN On May 5, 1857, at Mime apolis
MINI. Eliz ,beth c , wtfs OF sample rinkerton.
formerly Z tht- city Also at he same place. on
May 18th, Mary c.. daug hter of Saluple and the
late Elizabeth Z. Pinkerton.
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Fine Fat Cattle.

John =. Mann, the well.knoWn Manor
farmer, now has at his farm one OF the Auest
lots OF fat cattle ever seen In this county.
There are dity i've In the herd, and they
weigh from l,GoO to l,sOO per head. Nj.
Mann has sold them to . PhilsdsI phis dealer
snd they will be taken away this week. A
number OF people have visited Mr.. Msnn's
farm TO sse the stock, and they speak in the
highest terms Of them. Mr.. Mann has great
reputation - stock feeder, and It In surely
sustained by this tine herd,
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= Onaaeo r - ODmNAnoGua 4oe otO0aa
a. aeaen pseaae1 upsn.

q O00n9o - - OD0o00ooo 1oR O000AD-
asaas Dsssasa upsa.
william +. Kreidses eoadidaes lce pro
thooosasy, ssssftsd positively ~ under no
drcumssancss would he xishdsaW. This
movripg. howavsr, hs did Withdnw, and the
rooson given b that the oooteae heo nasf0Wod
down to fsht bstwsso Hsrtman and Meot-
ssr. His withdrawal viii nos affect the gen.
eral result Some OF hts votes In warwick
viii 20 to Mentxer, but Hartman will b the
9siner In the city.
The only change made In The combinatious
On Monday night was Derrick being bounced
from the Bull Ring, and the substituting OF
David b. Laudia, Of this city. Mr.. Lande
name adds strength to the combinstioo.
In the bog Ring combination Hsrshey has
been dropped and Giperich substitutes.
Hershey's friends are greatly disappointed at
his displacement q this late hour, and snsy
will still make Q strong nsht fcs him.